El doctor Antonio Escribano, con su libro ‘Dieta para el cerebro’, que acaba de publicarse «Hoy en día se ha puesto de moda no consumir carne y eso es un error». Antonio Escribano, especialista en Endocrinología y Nutrición. Autor de 'Dieta para el cerebro' El doctor Antonio Escribano, conocido especialista en Endocrinología y [...]
Oferta de contrato postdoctoral del Jackson Laboratory de Maine (EE.UU.) en el ámbito de la genómica evolutiva de mamíferos. La información sobre dicho contrato está disponible en: https://careers-jax.icims.com/jobs/27498/postdoctoral-associate/job
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ULTIMO AVISO: Recordar que este miércoles 15/01/20 finaliza el plazo para pedir las bolsas de viaje para asistir a la EAAP: https://asescu.com/nueva-convocatoria-de-bolsas-de-viaje-u…/ Entregar la documentación a los siguientes emails: Morris Villarroel (morris.villarroel@upm.es) o de Alfonso (alf@unizar.es)
Fuente: Agrodiario.com La Autoridad Europea de Seguridad Alimentaria ha aconsejado que se amplíen y mejoren estructuralmente las jaulas convencionales para la cría de conejos adultos, ya que en su opinión el bienestar de los animales que viven en ellas es peor que el de los alojados en otros sistemas usados en la Unión [...]
María Luz de Santos. Directora gerente de Intercun Para hacer frente a la caída del consumo y de la producción, el sector de la carne de conejo prioriza satisfacer las demandas de los consumidores. En este sentido, lleva años trabajando por adaptar su sistema productivo en aras de mejorar el bienestar de los [...]
El Instituto Nacional de Investigación Agrícola (INRA) y el Instituto Nacional de Investigación de Ciencia y Tecnología para el Medio Ambiente y la Agricultura (IRSTEA), se fusionaran el 1 de enero de 2020 para convertirse en el Instituto Nacional de Investigación para agricultura, alimentación y medio ambiente (INRAE). El objetivo de la fusión es permitir [...]
La enfermedad hemorrágica del conejo, dada su alta patogenicidad y gran poder de difusión, forma parte de la Lista de Enfermedades de Declaración Obligatoria de la OIE. Instan a extremar precauciones contra la enfermedad hemorrágica del conejo Una variante del virus de la enfermedad hemorrágica del conejo ha provocado que el conejo europeo [...]
Fuente: Agropopular.com Los precios del conejo suman nuevos e importantes descensos Como todos los años, el consumo de carne de conejo se resiente en las fiestas navideñas y los mataderos están ejerciendo presiones bajistas sobre los animales vivos. Por ello, los precios anotan descensos tras dos meses de repeticiones continuas. NOTICIA COMPLETA
Nueva convocatoria de Bolsas de Viaje UEECA para la EAAP Como en años anteriores, la UEECA ofrece cuatro bolsas de viaje para alumnos de doctorado que quieran asistir al próximo congreso de la EAAP en Portugal. INFORMACIÓN COMPLETA
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